Titlebook: Reviews of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology; Continuation of Resi George W. Ware Book 1994 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1994 Re

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e how the transition from fixed bed to bubbling bed, i.e. the so-called homogeneous expansion regime, is affected when surface energy is attributed to the particles. Then, using 3D simulations, we examine and provide visualisations of bubble formation, bubble rise and bubble splitting..In this chapt

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Eric D. Park,Donald V. Lightner,Douglas L. Parkand each of three levels of analytic reduction of the Boltzmann equation: (i). an exact reduction to an equation in the speeds; (ii). an asymptotic reduction to a relatively simple one dimensional integrodifferential equation, and (iii). an asymptotic reduction of the latter to a simple transcendent

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A. A. Mehargsults obtained for inelastic Maxwell models will be compared with the theoretical results derived for inelastic hard spheres using analytic approximate methods and the DSMC method. Finally, a surprising “nonequilibrium phase transition” for a sheared binary mixture in the tracer limit will be identi

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David P. Barr,Steven D. Austnductivity coefficients can be identified. Determination of the non-Newtonian transport coefficients is done by following analytical and computational routes. Comparison between theoretical predictions and simulation results shows in general good agreement, even for conditions of strong inelasticity

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Gerhard Hoerleiniven and randomly driven case. The velocity distribution in the randomly driven steady state exhibits a high energy tail ~ exp(-..), where c is the velocity scaled by the thermal velocity and . ~ 1/√∈with ∈ the inelasticity. The results are compared with molecular dynamics simulations, as well as di

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